As you may have seen, yesterday we had some hosting troubles. I guess it’s true when they say a trouble doesn’t come alone. The day before I was facing a minor digestive problem, the day after our beloved website refused to work for several hours.

As a result of long and brilliant administrative interventions, the issues were eliminated (or at least 90% of them) and things came back on track.

I wanted to wait and be sure that everything was in order before I stated my apologies in the name of technology – if you find something working against you within stylefrizz.com, please send a message so things may be rectified in the shortest time possible! Thank you!

This could be the next big thing in shoes! And why shouldn’t it be? I know I have at least one pair of flip flops I really love and I’d take just about anywhere (and to be honest I think they really would match just about everything because the straps are transparent). Let’s be honest – how many times have you sworn never to wear high heels again? And those flats that offer no comfort, the rigid soles working almost against you every time you take a step?

People don’t go just for the elegant look, they’re also drawn by the infamous uggs, the upcoming new uggs – the muks, the elegantless but oh-so-comfy birckenstocks so why not choose a pair of flipflops and change the straps every time you please (not to mention the space economy this would mean)? Could it work, what do you say?

(switchflops via trendygirl)

It was about time I stumble upon some Juergen Teller… About now I think it’s clear enough I don’t really appreciate his vision but sometimes, oddly enough, they work just wonderfully with the subject.

Such is the case for these Vivienne Westwood ads. Relaxed, laid back pictures trying to get everything in a playful manner. Or so it seems to me. I like it when things are not taken too seriously and this time I have to give into Juergen’s ways for he really did a good job. (there’s more after the jump)

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…I chose this special Easy Like Sunday Morning picture for you to enjoy. Because it was my favorite since the first second I laid my eyes on.

It’s far better than a cartoon moment but I has all that glittery joy of one special moment in time. A moment that seems to be drawn by a talented hand and thought by one playful mind. What are those three thinking right now?(click on the picture to see larger image)

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Topshop is going global from this very fall with a new opening in the States. For their fall winter campaign they’ve signed Jourdan Dunn, Karlie Kloss, Amanda Laine and Kori Richardson.

Big names for a big high street label. Shot in trains and buses across London, the movement idea is clear as daylight. The problem is that even if they have all these pretty faces for the advertising campaign, the collection doesn’t look one inch more appealing. Full nineties flavor in one bad mix, what do you think? (more images after the jump)

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Coco Rocha, surprising as ever with Karen Elson playing the pin ups before Steven Meisel’s lens. What a beautiful result!

Phi is a one edgy young brand with some heavy sense of glam humor since these first ads are fully showing it. The six poses and their retro air had me all smiling which is rare, given the dark atmosphere surrounding the fall-winter ads and shows. Like them or dislike them? What’s your artsy eye telling you? (click on images to see larger views, two more pictures follow right after the jump)

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